[.cnI redruM]

What? You mean having 3 people on his entire emergency response team was inadequate? Why shouldn't a goveror whose nuclear reactors have the worst security inb the nation question the credentials of others on the issue?

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[tbpiper]

You mean having 3 people...

Yes, but they were very, very sincere people.

[logan]

Sadly, this is also the case at a lot of Nuke plants around the country. There was a guy -- ex-SEAL -- I remember hearing about who did safety consulting for the govt. and was able to stage "mock-takeovers" at nearly half the facilities that agreed to try his program. Needless to say, after the first round, most other facilities opted out of the program. Hopefully we'll get some accountability on thse things nationwide once the DHS starts to gel.

I know we've got to get off the Saudi Teat for energy, but post 9-11 nuke plants in general seem like more trouble than they're worth.

[finnman69]

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[Chris Tucker]

Wow, an objective AP article.

[Tigen]

Yes but were not better off with Saadam gone.

[mabelkitty]

"DEAN KNEW!"

snicker snicker

[Cicero]

Yet another hillary hit piece on Dean. The lefties at AP assigned two reporters to investigate. These attacks are coming out like a flood. And you know what? They won't do a bit of good, because Dean's loyal supporters couldn't care less. The anti-Dean campaign is no more than a faint buzzing in their ears.